Based on information gathered during their ongoing inquiry, investigators were able to identify 22-year-old Brandon Darnell Brooks as the suspect who allegedly assaulted the victim. Brooks was subsequently located by authorities and taken into custody without incident.

However, investigators say was present when Nelson falsely signed the names of other heirs to the property who had been deceased for up to 40 years. Agents found numerous heirs that had no knowledge the timber had been cut and also found that Nelson only owned less than one half of a one percent interest in the property.

According to the Shreveport police booking report, the suspect, 26-year-old Bobby Ray of 1333 Lawhon St. in Shreveport, was located by the complainant last Friday, June 19, in reference to a battery of her 14-year-old son. The complainant followed in her vehicle until police located Rainey’s vehicle.

According to the Shreveport police booking report. last Friday, June 19, a Shreveport police officer was dispatched to a residence at 2838 Midway Ave. in reference to a suspicious person and made contact with an individual outside the residence..

Investigators have charged Jones with one count of illegal use of a weapon and three counts of illegal possession of stolen things. He may face additional charges as inquiries continue. Detectives are working to identify the other involved suspect..

When officers arrived at the scene, they found 25-year -old Mack Raymond Christie of 2212 Naples Street and 50 -year-old Francesca Denise Secret of 2517 Hoyer St., both in Bossier City, engaging in sexual intercourse in the floodwaters. Other witnesses observed their activity as well The two had disregarded the barricades.

The 2013 state district court conviction of Leslie C. Thompson, ex-mayor of Jonesboro, has been upheld by the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal in Shreveport. Re-sentencing was ordered, and Thompson's appeal to the state Supreme Court has been filed.

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